Forensic Notes Validation Tool

INVALID File

The file is not a Genuine Forensic Note or a Genuine Forensic Notebook

INVALID Hash

This is not a hash of a Genuine Forensic Note or a Genuine Forensic Notebook

The file analyzed was NOT a PDF.

Genuine Forensic Notes or Genuine Forensic Notebooks are PDF's which have been Digitally Signed and Timestamped within the Forensic Notes application.

If you are trying to validate a File Attachment, please note that they can only be validated after the successful validation of the associated Forensic Notebook or Forensic Note is complete.

The pdf analyzed is not a Genuine Forensic Note or a Genuine Forensic Notebook contained within the Forensic Notes system. It is either not genuine, or a file that is something other than a Forensic Note or Notebook. If you are trying to validate a file attachment, please note that they can only be validated after the successful validation of the associated Forensic Notebook or Forensic Note is complete.

Genuine Forensic Notes (or Notebooks) must meet the following criteria:

Generated and Downloaded from the Forensic Note Application.
NOT ALTERED in any way. A Genuine Forensic Note or Notebook PDF must be an exact copy.

One action that can cause a Forensic Note to become unexpectedly modified is when you are viewing the note in an application (such as Adobe Reader) and use 'save' or 'save as'. To ensure a Forensic Note remains genuine, it is recommended you copy or move Forensic Notes and attachments within file explorer (or equivalent).

The SHA-512 Hash value analyzed is not a hash of a Genuine Forensic Note or a Genuine Forensic Notebook contained within the Forensic Notes system. It is is either not genuine, or a hash of a file that is something other then a Forensic Note or Notebook. If you are trying to validate a file attachment, please note that they can only be validated after the successful validation of the associated Forensic Note or Forensic Notebook is complete.

In order to count as a Genuine Forensic Note or Notebook, the document the hash was calculated from must meet the following criteria:

Generated and Downloaded from the Forensic Note Application.
NOT ALTERED in any way. A Genuine Forensic Note must be an exact copy.

One action that can cause a Forensic Note to become unexpectedly modified is when you are viewing the note in an application (such as Adobe Reader) and use 'save' or 'save as'. To ensure a Forensic Note remains genuine, it is recommended you copy or move Forensic Notes and attachments within file explorer (or equivalent).

Sorry, we were unable to access the dropped file.

The most common reason for this is Dragging & Dropping from within a zipped archive itself. If you were attempting to Drag & Drop a file from within the zipped archive you downloaded from Forensic Notes, you will need to first extract the files. Click here to learn how.

VALID Note - Deleted By User

This file:

- is a GENUINE Forensic Note
- was Generated by Forensic Notes (TwiceSafe Software Solutions Inc.)
- has NOT been modified since it was generated ()
- was marked as deleted by the notebook owner ()

VALID Forensic Notebook

This file:

- is a GENUINE Forensic Note
- was Generated by Forensic Notes (TwiceSafe Software Solutions Inc.)
- has NOT been modified since it was generated ()

The following changes were made to the online electronic notebook since this Forensic Notebook PDF was generated:

additional Forensic Note(s) added.
additional Attachment(s) added.
Forensic Note(s) deleted.

If appropriate, a new Forensic Notebook PDF should be generated as it may contain additional relavant information.

Details

Forensic Notebook
Notebook Type:
Notebook ID:
Created Date/Time:
Number of Forensic Notes:
Number of Attachments:
Number of Deleted Notes:
Sha512 Hash:
MD5 Hash:
Forensic Note
Note ID:
Forensic Note Number:
Number of Attachments:
Sha512 Hash:
MD5 Hash:
Date/Time:
Date Saved:
Date Timestamped:

Attachment Validation

The above validated Forensic Note has attachments plus an associated Timestamp Certificate (.p7s) file.

Other File Validation

Use this section to validate other files inside the Forensic Notebook, such as attachments and notes.

Attachment Validation Results

	File Name	File Size	MD5 Hash	SHA512 Hash

Valid Certificate

This is the certificate that contains this Forensic Note's timestamp.

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